STEAM CLEANER FOR CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERY

Out of the Stone Ages.

Reason One

Barring anything catastrophic, routine steam clean for your furniture, other upholstery, and curtains doesn't need to be a drag. Steam cleaning has come a long way and none so much as recently due to the world's sensitive need for environmentally safe awareness. DIY sages will no doubt have their own steam cleaning machines propped up alongside their vacuums in the broom closet, or the devoutly stalwarts have their favorite go to weekend rental depot. Not to cast a negative pall on these options as both do a just passable ok on general light weight dirt. The rentals are still cumbersome beasts that drip no matter how often they are guaranteed leakproof. The hoses and copper-plated coupling seals no longer grip, and hoses have been twisted and left un-sanitized by hundreds of renters prior to you. Yes, they get serviced but are then rented out again so quickly that its almost moot. Add on the deposit price, damage insurance, taxes, plus the obligatory contractual cleaners and chemical agents you buy (sold in large amounts only), and that appealing "48 Weekend Rental Deal!" can end up being almost twice the original non-sale price.

Do It Yourself and Buy Off a Shelf.

Reason Two

The same arguments can be made for owning your own steam cleaner. Basically, what you've got is a sleek, tricked out version of wet/dry shop vac. The refill tank is so small that you're constantly refilling it. It is not designed to keep the hot water nearly hot enough; which is one of the main reasons for a small water receptacle to begin with but the only sustained heat you'll get is a physical workout that has you running back and forth to the sink. The water suction removal is decent but can still leave lingering seeping dampness. Extender wands for curtains? Hmmm. Is that a pin dropping? Two options. Hard molded plastic that doesn't allow for any close encounter with the drapery kind, or a flexi hose that will give you maybe two feet before it twists back into that figure eight pretzel. Drips of cleaning fluid running down your arm or into your face needn't have you concerned about a steam or hot water burn because as mentioned, the water cools down to barely lukewarm before you can say "ABRACACARPET!"

Vaporize To Sanitize

Reason Three

When you think of what is hiding deep within the fibers of your upholstered furniture, carpets and curtains, the mere thought of just a simple spray and wipe just doesn't cut it anymore, does it. Especially during flu seasons, high peak pollen times, after your child's 8th birthday party or a year's worth of social quarantining when your home is now office, school class room, family entertainment center, bad weather indoor gymnasium, pet playground or yoga studio. If your local carpet cleaners can't guarantee the use of hot water vapor extraction, then you are NOT getting a deeply sanitized service.

Safety First

Reason Four

Your professional service center should be willing to work WITH you during your booking process, provide certified documentation of their ownership, insurance etc. A professional service has an established reputation in high standing with the BBB, offer multiple services from regular maintenance to 24 hours overnight emergencies, including natural disasters and HAZMAT related environmental contaminations. If government emergency teams can count on them, shouldn't you? Online booking is amazingly quick and once at a site, you can also access an entire drop-down menu bar, get to read about your choice's history and read customer reviews. Best thing? The DISCOUNT coupons!!!! Their regular prices are normally quite reasonable to begin with so who WOULDN'T turn down even extra bonus savings?